If you've been glancing at your city tax assessment and thinking it tells the whole story, it doesn't. Here's the real picture for Mcintyre North homeowners heading into summer.
We're seeing two very different stories play out on our streets right now, and which one applies to you depends entirely on what you own.
Houses: The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Mcintyre North sits at $593,895. That's down a slim 0.68% from the previous period, and the 3-month moving average of $598,352 confirms the market is taking a breather. We're not talking a freefall - this is a gentle drift. The predicted value of $597,936 is still sitting above nearby Dawson Heights at $525,884, which tells us Mcintyre North houses are holding their ground in the local pecking order. On the neighbourhood growth leaderboard, houses rank 25 out of 30 in Thunder Bay. Bottom half, no sugarcoating it.
Condos: This is where things get interesting for us. The average HonestDoor Price for a condo here is $351,064 - up 24.77% from the previous period. That's a serious jump. The predicted market value comes in at $281,377, and the 3-month moving average of $265,123 shows the trend is still climbing. Condo growth ranks 20 out of 30 in Thunder Bay - below average, but the price surge suggests something is moving in this segment. Worth watching closely.
Here's the thing about your city assessment - it's a snapshot from the past. It doesn't know what happened in the market last month, last quarter, or even last year in real time. The HonestDoor Price is updated continuously using actual sales data and current market signals. Think of it as the difference between checking yesterday's weather forecast and stepping outside right now.
For Mcintyre North homeowners, this gap matters. A house assessed at one number by the city could be sitting at $593,895 on HonestDoor today - and that number shifts as the market moves. If you're making any financial decision - refinancing, selling, even just understanding your net worth - the HonestDoor Price is your real-world check, not the city's static number.
Condo owners especially should be paying attention right now. A 24.77% jump in HonestDoor Price is the kind of move that a government assessment will be slow to catch up to. You could be sitting on more equity than you think.
For house sellers, the honest answer is this - the window is open, but it's not wide open. Prices are slightly off their recent peak, and sitting at rank 25 out of 30 for growth means Mcintyre North houses aren't leading the Thunder Bay charge right now. That said, $593,895 is still a strong number, and a rental yield of 5.44% means buyers who are investors will take notice. If you've been sitting on the fence, summer is a reasonable time to move - just don't expect a bidding war frenzy.
For condo sellers, the momentum is on your side. A 24.77% price increase is a compelling story to put in front of a buyer. Get your HonestDoor Price pulled up before you even call an agent - you want to walk into that conversation knowing your number, not guessing at it.
One more thing worth knowing - if you're curious how Mcintyre North stacks up against neighbours like John Street North (houses at $623,112) or County Park (houses at $326,341), the gap tells you exactly where we sit in the local market. We're in the middle of the pack, trending toward the upper end. That's not a bad place to be selling from.
mcintyre north | thunder bay | october 2026This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.